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Get a Trip Quote OR for Quick Response Ask via Whats App Book This TripEverest base camp short trek 7 days is the most iconic trek that takes the foot to the highest mountain in the world, Mount Everest (8848m). Not only Everest, During the trek, but you can also see five eight thousand meters above the hill from the one point. Nowhere in the world, you will get a replica of this place. The number of trekkers on the EBC is increasing every year. Due to beauty, peace, culture, and, most importantly, its uniqueness. Everest Base Camp 7 days is a short trekking package. For those who have a limited time frame are unable to do it due to the lack of time we introduce the package called “Everest Base Camp Trek 7 days.
Everest base camp trek 7 days offers you a great adventure bringing an unforgettable experience. The overwhelming vistas of the Everest Himalayan chain of the Khumbu region, consist of five of the world’s highest mountains. Mt. Everest (8,848m), Mt, Makalu (8,463m), Mt, Cho Oyo (8153m), Mt. Lhotse (8,501m) and Mt. Lhotse Shar (8,393m). Aside from the beauty of the Himalayas, this area includes natural wonders heritage sites indexed by UNESCO. Rich in pine forests of rhododendron (Nepalese national flower) and an endangered species of birds and animals. This trek is truly unique and memorable. Similarly, during the trek, you will experience the excellent hospitality of Sherpa’s and their traditional lifestyle, which will surely amaze you.
Everest Base camp short trekking 7 days is the most traveled and famous trekking route in Nepal. Everyone knows Mount Everest is the tallest mountain in the world, so it is also known as the king of all Mountains which offers you a spectacular view of all the Himalayan mountain ranges. While penetrating through the flora and fauna biodiversity of Sagarmatha National Park, the trail winds through the magnificent forests of rhododendron.
The Everest Base Camp trek takes 7 days. Which mainly depends upon things like time to acclimatize, length of stay in passing villages, places you visit, and your physical capacity. When you reach the Base Camp you will have climbed up to the height of 5364 meters. In terms of terrain, there are no ropes needed and no ice picks needed. There is no vertical climbing involved. Depending on the time of year you can go there and also get to see snow and ice on the trails. If you are going to Everest Base Camp for your next trip then it’s a good choice, but if not, then, well you missed out on a great opportunity to create an unforgettable experience.
Everest base camp short trek 7 days is also the short trek to Everest region. No Doubt this is one of the most famous treks in Nepal. As Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world, most people wish to trek to Everest base camp. Normally Everest base camp trek takes 15 – 18 days to complete.
But for those who have a busy schedule and want to complete it in a short time then, you can trek to Everest base camp within seven days. This trek is not that expensive. Seven days trek to Everest base camp compromises of alpine forest, Khumbu region, and snow camp mountains. One-week trek to Everest base camp trek 7 days shortest trek., it is also difficult trekking as in the itinerary there is no rest day. You will have to hike for 7 – 8 hours a day.
You need to be physically fit and mentally prepared for this trek. It does not require any special training however, having some experience with some short treks and hikes might be helpful. Everest base camp also includes other peaks whose height is more than eight thousand like Mt Lhotse (8,516m /27,940ft), Makalu (8,485m /27,838 ft.) & the giant Cho-Oyu (8,201m /26,906ft). They walk through the legendary trail from where conquerors walked to climb Everest. You will also be trekking to the exciting village, Namche Bazar.
As enticing as it is to attempt a succulent yak steak or ‘buff burger,’ be mindful that all meat is conveyed up by doormen from underneath Lukla because of the no-killing strategy in Sagarmatha National Park. Therefore, when you have it, it’s getting old. The most secure, healthiest alternative is to consume Dal Bhat (lentil soup with rice) – it’s made crisp day by day and is an extraordinary wellspring of protein and vitality.
Talking about the places to Trek in Nepal.
Although the first thing that pops up in everybody’s mind is the Everest Base Camp Short Trek 7 days. It is the most popular and chosen destination for many. Reaching the base camp and the nearer view of the highest peak in the world “Mt. Everest” can be an amazing thing to experience.
Our Everest base camp short trek 2023 and 2024 booking is open and you can book your trek for any date. Most of our groups are small and tailored made. You can make your own trek on a private trip or join our small group. We operate from 2 people to 10-person groups. If you are with your loved one or friends you can do a private trip. Everest base camp 2023 and 2024 date is from Arrival to Nepal to Depart from here. We can make the trek itinerary 12 days from Kathmandu to Kathmandu also.
The adventure of trekking in the Himalayas is not complete without food and accommodation. A great trekking trip will be ensured by the correct diet and cozy accommodations. Every backpacker should become familiar with the meals and accommodation at Everest Base Camp short trek before beginning their journey.
Your food intake will determine how much energy you have to expend when trekking in the majestic Himalayas. Homey meals and cozy lodging are available at the tea houses along the trail. There isn’t much variation on the menu, but the cuisine is really great. On the journey to Everest base camp, you will sleep in the basic locally-owned tea house and we can call it a guest house also.
The guest house has all sorts of facilities, a dining room for food serving, a proper bed, a mattress, pillow, bed shit, wifi, and down part of the trek has hot shower facilities. The guest house in Lukla, Phakding, and Namche has basic to luxury options available, and Diboche and Dingboche Pheriche has also basic to Standard. In Lobuche and Gorakshep there are basic lodges.
The food items are transported by yaks and porters to the settlement along the path because the beautiful trek’s track travels through a desolate landscape. Three meals will be provided to the hikers each day. Each guest chooses their own meal at every restaurant we visit, whether we’re in Kathmandu or on our journey. Before and after our trip, we have breakfast buffets at either the expensive hotel or the regular tea houses. They provide a vast selection of traditional Indian food as well as western-style eggs, bacon, toast, bread, fruits, and yogurt.
On the days of your Everest base camp short trek, there is a substantial continental and local cuisine selection, and visitors can choose anything they like. as we trek and place our orders at the tea houses. You can enjoy the breakfast in your own way. Various eggs, toast or Tibetan bread, fried potatoes, and muesli with milk are all available. In addition, there are other options, such as pancakes, cereals like oat porridge (mainly cornflakes), etc.
In fact, family-style meals are possible throughout lunchtime. You should take any dietary limitations you have into account while planning. If ten or twelve people enter a tea house and order something different from the menu, it will take a very long time for their small kitchen to prepare. We send one of the sherpa men ahead to speed ahead and get to the teahouse before the rest. They’ll place the order, and we may fulfill it with a selection of fried noodles, egg-fried rice, momos, and chips like fries and veggies. It will help you to ensure that you enter and exit tea houses without having to wait for a few hours.
In addition, you may have dal bhat, a traditional Nepali dish that includes rice, lentils, spinach, veggies in curry, and pickles. Additionally, they provide pizza, burgers, noodles, and spring rolls along the routes. Garlic soup is an excellent food to avoid altitude sickness at higher altitudes.
When we arrive at the tea house in the afternoon, we usually set out some snacks, such as popcorn, prawns, tea, hot beverages, and the like, so that guests may have some snacks before dinner. Everybody’s dinner orders will be taken by the servers, after which you can place additional orders for a variety of foods. Furthermore, dinner gets served in the dining area around the large stove.
Visitors often don’t eat meat or chicken in those upper tea houses because there are fewer refrigerator options in the upper valley above Namche market. They are concerned about the safety of the meat. They provide a wide variety of foods, including tiny pizzas, egg fried rice, veggie fried rice, and momos, which are essentially dumplings filled with either veggies or potatoes.
More often, you’re going to have dal bhat, a typical local cuisine from Nepal. In dal bhat, rice and occasionally potatoes are added to a vegetable-and-lentil soup. There are a few fewer options for vegetables. Of course, you can enjoy a variety of hot beverages, including tea, coffee, hot chocolate, ginger tea, and lemonade. You’ll always consume a lot of carbohydrates. Carbs are beneficial for altitude, especially in high-altitude villages. Carbohydrates are abundant in potatoes, rice, pasta, and other similar foods.
You can also bring some snacks and chocolate from home. These products will be good for snacking in the afternoon and on the Everest base camp short trek itself. Many times, people will also bring small candy bars and other products. Trail snacks may be some chewy things, some other bars, or cliff-type stuff. The menus don’t change all that much as we ascend the valley. Therefore, having some variety and other tasty snacks can help you balance out your munching for nutrition and energy over our longer trekking days.
After your Everest base camp short trek, we do plan a special celebration meal at the request of the guests. You are welcome to throw a large barbecue or anything else to honor our adventure and our trek to the Everest base camp short trek.
Duration: 07 Days
Trek Grade: Difficult
Max. Altitude: Kalapathar (5545m.)
Best Travel Time: February to Mid June, and September – to December are the best seasons. Dec & January are Winter and cold can be snow on the trail, July & August are rainy times, trekking can be done, but visibility can be reduced due to rain.
Transportation: Private Car/Van/ Plane
Activity: Trekking
Total Distance: 75 Km. (Round Trip)
Departure Dates: We can offer this trek on any dates during the months Feb, March, April, May, June, Sept, Oct, November, and December for a group of 2 to 16 people.
Drinking water during your Trek: We suggest you at least drink 3/4 liters of water per day while you are on the trail. While bottled mineral water can be purchased all over Kathmandu and along popular trekking trails, plastic water bottles are a significant problem in Nepal’s mountain areas. So instead of relying on bottled water, travelers should instead purify their water.
Having purification tablets/iodine is best because you will not have the time to boil your water. They are small, cheap, and light to carry, another better way is to get water filters they are low to carry and easy to use. You can bring two reusable water bottles. So that you always have one bottle to drink from, while the water in your other bottle is being purified.
Equipment ideas: We advise you to bring all of your clothing and gear from home, however in Kathmandu there are many shops to buy and rent trek-related equipment. Here are the suggested items. -20-degree sleeping bag ( having a sleeping bag liner is useful if you do trek more high altitude) Duffel Bag Or Rucksack Bag with waterproof cover, A Daypack, T-shirts, Thermal Vest, lightweight thermal tops, Fleece Jacket or Pullover. Waterproof Jacket, Women’s sports bras, synthetic, Hiking shorts, Fleece or tracksuit pants, Lightweight walking pants, Thin inner socks, Thick warm wool hiking socks, Hiking boots, Camp Sandals
Woolen Hat, Sun Hat, Bandana or scarf, sunglasses, moisturizing skin cream, Lip balm, Water bottles, Water purifier, Headtorch, Hand Sanitizer, Pain reliever, First Aid Kit, Toiletries, Towel
Your trek Backpack/duffle bag: Our porters will carry your baggage on the trek, the maximum weight per trekker is 15 kg, including your sleeping bag and down jacket; other items not required on the trek can be stored in our office or your hotel in Kathmandu.
Whether you are a single person, couple, or family on your trekking holiday, we cater to each of your needs and plan a personalized holiday itinerary that can turn out to be a once-in-a-lifetime experience. A private and tailor-made trekking holiday offers you the freedom to your personalize holiday. Above The Himalaya, trekking custom design your holiday to your needs.
The private Tailor-made trips also offer:
Your trip will be tailored as per your budget, you can choose luxury or budget accommodation and the trip price will be fixed as per your needs. You will have your own guide which is easier to succeed on your trip. As on crowded group tours you have to wait to get the guide’s attention. On the private trip, the guide is only at your service. You can get all your answers instantly. You can visit the destination and he will make your experience blissful and stress-free.
You can travel with your friends and family as we provide extra care and assistance for the elderly and children. With our personalized service, private travel guides and tour coordinators who cater to your individual needs, enjoy high-quality, seamless experiences.
You have complete control over your trip itinerary – when and where you want to go, what you want to do, and where you want to stay. You can choose the type of transportation and cancel or add activities to your trip.
What exactly is a teahouse? What does a teahouse actually do? People generally check the itinerary while signing up for the luxury Everest Base Camp short treks. Of course, they want to look at the accommodations. While on the hike itself, we stay in teahouse lodges, as compared to the luxurious lodgings we use in Kathmandu. Staying in a teahouse and being greeted by a family and served tea or coffee is a warm experience. They’re usually owned by families and offer simple accommodations that they have built to assist in tourism. In Nepal, drinking tea is a fairly common practice, which is where the word “teahouse” actually originates.
One of the good things about our Everest base camp short trek is that we get to choose the nicest teahouse accommodations. The tea houses that we stay in will be really beautiful lodgings because they are situated down in the valley. They will have their own room with a bunk bed and a basic space to lock up their personal items. The tea houses in the lower valleys, like in Phakding and Namche Bazaar, will all feature electricity to charge your gadgets, hot showers, and bathrooms that are next to your bedroom. There, the comfort level is excellent.
It will get a little more undeveloped as we ascend the valley above Tengboche and Dingboche. Showers won’t be available in your rooms. You must stay two nights in Pheriche. They will all have a common area at the end of the corridor where they will make a fire, have dinner, and gather as a group. Your basic lodging will be further down the hallway. Your room will have a toilet but no shower.
As we get higher, and eventually when we get to the very last two villages, which are Gorakhshep and Pheriche, the teahouses are pretty rustic. You just have a bunk in your room and a place to lock your belongings, but the shower or the toilet is at the end of the hall. So, because we’re lower in the valley, you consider the teahouse; you get a room with an attached bathroom, which also has hot showers and a bedroom with a charging station for your devices.
The final two settlements, where you arrive at a high altitude, have quite a basic lodging. In addition to using our solar electricity and solar batteries to recharge people’s gadgets, we can locate some plugs behind the counter that are accessible for a little fee. Many tea shops also provide Wi-Fi for a small fee.
While trekking to the Everest Base Camp, trekkers may experience altitude sickness. Although trekkers frequently experience altitude sickness, major altitude sickness needs rapid attention and should not be ignored. Our trip directors and guides have a strong background in first aid and comprehensive training. We implore you to alert your group leader and guide as soon as you see any indications or symptoms.
The trek guide will advise you on ways to prevent altitude sickness. The easiest method to avoid altitude sickness when hiking is to take your time and drink lots of water (at least 3–4 liters per day). The only treatment for severe cases of altitude sickness is to quickly descend.
Please be aware that, depending on your health, your group leader may decide to stop your journey. Please remember that some people are more prone to becoming sick from being at high altitudes than others.
You need to be aware of the signs and symptoms of AMS in order to recognize it. They are-
Dizziness
Upset stomach
Tiredness
Headache
Nausea and vomiting
Loss of appetite
Sensing instability
Difficulty sleeping
Breathing problems
elevated heart rate
You need to take prompt preventive action if you experience any of the symptoms, such as:
Decent at a lower altitude (if possible).
Don’t climb up the hill until 48 hours
Rest solely until you feel better.
Have proper acclimatization.
Don’t work out or exercise.
Avoid smoking
Avoid alcohol
Having garlic soup or hot ginger tea can be helpful.
Take in a lot of water.
Take more oxygen if required.
Take medication to prevent illness.
If the symptoms worsen, take Diamox as directed by your doctor.
Please Note: You will need to be carried to Kathmandu on a helicopter for deportation if your health doesn’t improve further over the following 48 hours. Therefore, be sure to obtain insurance that will cover the expense of reusing your helicopters.
So, what size groups would you join if you went on the Everest base camp short trek? We do keep our groups quite small, with the exception of the Himalayan trek. Unless it’s a really large private group on your own. As you are aware, our trekking groups typically consist of six to eight people. From our perspective, this keeps things more private.
There have been some really large groups on the Everest base camp short trek, but they only have one guide. However, we believe that a smaller group is more personal, and you get to know your guides better since they are wonderful people. More personal interactions occur in smaller groups. And what we discover is that reaching the Everest base camp requires teamwork, and getting it is difficult.
It’s wonderful to have a team to assist you in getting back up on your bad days when you’re feeling a little off and, you know, getting a little down in the house. The closer your team is, the more likely you are to reach the Everest base camp.
However, since it is your journey, you are free to select the people you go with. You may go on a trek with your friends, coworkers, or family and have a great time.
While we have an excellent program for trekking to the Everest base camp short trail, and your guides have years of expertise in bringing people in and out safely, it’s always necessary for us to have evacuation procedures. We want to make sure that our guest is comfortable on the journey. If they become ill or are unable to continue the journey, it is necessary that they be safely taken to a lower altitude or back to Kathmandu, or they can continue traveling if they choose.
Therefore, before beginning the walk, we suggest that you get trustworthy travel insurance. An insurance coverage called travel insurance can support you if you are evacuated.
On the Everest base camp short trek, there might be a risk of getting injured due to a twisted ankle, a high altitude issue, or even the fact that your body is not adjusting to the altitude well. We take every precaution and go forward safely with a very high success rate, but we want to ensure that if we do, people are evacuated as soon as possible. Your travel insurance will cover the expenses associated with the accident that occurred during the trek and will also arrange for a helicopter rescue.
Day 01: - Flight from KTM flight to Lukla 35 minute flight, Distance 136.17km, and trekking to Phakding (2,652m/8,698ft) : walking distance 2-3 hours, 200 meters descent and 50 meters ascent - 8km
Early morning we fly from Kathmandu to Lukla via a mountain flight of about 40 minutes scenic flight. With clear weather, we get spectacular views of the mountains, including Everest, as we enter the deep gorge of the Dudh Kosi valley. You begin your trek from Lukla, and along the way you will have a view of Mt Nupla (5885m), Kusum Kanguru (6367m), and Kwongde Range. We then take a leisurely walk for about two hours to Phakding village for the overnight stop and the rest of the time stroll around the village for local knowledge.
Day 02: - Phakding trekking to Namche Bazzar (3,440m/11,283ft) : walking distance 5-6 hours, 300 meters ascent and 300 meters descent - 11.3 km.
The trail follows the Dudh Koshi valley north, meandering through the pines, crossing it twice by small suspension bridges before reaching the village of Monjo, the entrance gate of the Sagarmatha National Park. Beginning with a slight climb to Jhorsalle, the trail passes waterfalls and other culturally and naturally occurring items of interest.
You will be rewarded with your first glimpse of Kusum Kanguru (6369m) Thamserku (6608m), Everest (8848m), and Nuptse (7879 m). A steep climb up to the beautiful village of Namche Bazaar (3440m) will afford you further spectacular views and a comfortable place to spend the second night of the trek.
Day 03: - Namche Bazzar trek to Tengboche (3,870 m/12,697 ft) :walking distance 4-5 hours, 350 meters descent and 750 meters ascent- 10.4 km.
We start our trek with a pleasant walk through the forest with a magnificent view of the mountains. We follow a spectacular path that traverses around the hillside high above the Dudh Kosi River. After walking for one hour, you will arrive at Phungithanga. The trail climbs past some water-powered prayer wheels and begins a sustained climb through a forest of tall, mature rhododendrons.
Look out for musk deer and Himalayan tahr among the trees. The start of the Tengboche (3870m), the village is scattered across a vast, grassy saddle below a crescent-shaped ridge covered by scrub pines and firs. From the viewpoint at the top of the hill, there are awe-inspiring views of distinctive peaks like Amadablam (6856m), standing proud of the massif containing Everest (8848m), Nuptse (7861m), Lhotse (8501m) and inspiring views of Himalayan giants. We visit the Buddhist Monastery at Tengboche, the largest in the Khumbu region.
Day 04: - Tengboche trekking to Dingboche (4,350 m/14,272 ft) : walking distance 5 hours, 70 meters descent and 580 meters ascent - 12 km.
In the morning, views of mountains and monasteries are spectacular in Tengboche. From Tengboche, we head north and soon cross the Dudh Kosi river by way of a small suspension bridge, which spans a deep gorge in the river valley. Follow the trail as far as Orsho and take the lower path along the west bank of the Imja Khola, through the forest of birches conifers, and rhododendrons.
As we follow the river northward, the trails pass through several chortens and mani walls and small villages. Today’s walk offers views of Mt.Tawache, Ama Dablam, the north-Pokalde (5741m), Kongma-Tse (5820m), and the high wall of Nuptse. Dingboche is also the gateway to Chukung and farther beyond for the most challenging traverses toward the Makalu area. We enjoy the beautiful array of fields enclosed by stone walls to protect the barley, buckwheat, and potatoes. Overnight stay in Dingboche.
Day 05: - Dingboche Trekking to Lobuche (4,940 m/16,207 ft) : walking distance 4-5 hours, 700 meters ascent - 9 km
The trail follows a downward path to Pheriche village. It joins the trail below Thungla with beautiful views of Cholatse across the valley. After another steep ascend the trail climbs up and over the terminal moraine of Khumbu glacier.
Today’s walk offers views of Mt.Tawache, Ama Dablam, and the north-Pokalde (5741m), Kongma-Tse (5820m), and the high wall of Nuptse. The path follows a pleasant, grassy valley. Stark and rugged beauty creates an almost moonscape campsite at Lobuche, a windswept collection of huts tucked in a narrow meadow between the glacier and the Lobuche peak. Tawoche and Nuptse are particularly spectacularly from Lobuche towering. Stay overnight at the lodge.
Day 06: - Trek from Lobuche to Everest base camp (5,364 m/17,598 ft.) & trek back to Gorakshep (5,170 m/16,961 ft.) & Helicopter fly back to Lukla. Trek hour: 6-8 hrs.
After breakfast, our adventure continues towards Everest Base Camp Distance of 3.5 km one way. The trail passes through over rocky dunes and moraines and streams. The Base Camp area provides an opportunity to experience the freezing and harsh conditions that mountaineers brave to summit this famous mountain. At Everest Base Camp, the climbers gather for summiting Everest during the high expedition season. We explore the base camp and its surroundings glacier and return to Gorakshep for and helicopter ride over the Himalayas you will see Mount Everest and other Himalayan ranges from very close and in late afternoon you will reach the beautiful town of Lukla
Day 07: - Early morning fly from Lukla to Kathmandu and Departure. Flight hour: 35 min.
Saying a final goodbye to our porters, we will have a flight back to Kathmandu of an exciting one hour; we will drop off to your hotel.
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Everest Base Camp Short Trek is the best trekking option for those who have limited leisure time. The Trek includes the cultural and traditional lifestyle of the legendary Sherpa people. A surreal view of majestic mountains, rich biodiversity, and so forth. Without having any difficulties, the short trek to Everest base camp gives the trekkers full opportunity to view the World’s highest peak “Mt. Everest”.
For all the trekkers seeking a grand adventure within a short period. Everest Base camp short trek is the most recommended trekking route. It brings an unforgettable experience of the overwhelming vistas of the Everest Himalayan chain of Khumbu region. Which consists of five of the world’s highest mountains. Mt. Everest (8,848m), Mt, Makalu (8,463m), Mt, Cho Oyo (8153m). Mt. Lhotse (8,501m) and Mt. Lhotse Shar (8,393m). Far from the crowded city, this Trek will let you experience the most beautiful time of your life.
Nature itself with lots of flora and fauna, glaciers, mountains view. friendly people with distinct cultures and ethnicity, monasteries, etc. are the key factor of the Everest base camp short trek. Aside from the beauty of the Himalayas, this area includes natural wonders heritage sites indexed by UNESCO. Rich in pine forests of rhododendron (Nepalese national flower) and an endangered species of birds and animals, this trek is truly unique and memorable.
You will have to get to Kathmandu for the Everest base camp short trek. After arriving at Kathmandu you will get a day off for roaming different places in Kathmandu. The next day you will be flying from Kathmandu to Lukla airport. After reaching Lukla airport you will be trekking to Phakding from Lukla airport. Our team members will meet you there and guide you the rest of the trek. After reaching Phakding you will have an astounding view of mount Khumbila. After that, your next trekking destination is Namche Bazar.
You can reach Phakding from Namche Bazar in 5 – 6 hours and after reaching there you will stay overnight at Namche Bazar. The next day you will have a day off to roam and explore around Namche Bazar. You can get a different facilities like government offices, ATM, internet, shops, and restaurant. The next day of the Mount Everest trek is toward Tengboche. Tengboche is famous for being the biggest and one of the oldest Tengboche monasteries. Sagarmatha National Park is also situated in Tengboche.
From here you will get a remarkable glance of Mt.Everest, Nuptse, Lhotse, Ama Dablam, and Thamserku. After visiting Tengboche you will be moving further toward Dingboche. Dingboche is famous for the Sherpa village. You will get a day off for exploring Dingboche. The next day is very exciting and will be full of fun because you will be trekking to Everest base camp. After the hectic trek of 4 hours, you will reach Everest base camp via Gorakshep.
You can enjoy the stunning view of different high snow Cap Mountain. After that, you will be trekking back to Gorakshep and staying overnight there. The next day you will have to trek to Namche Bazar from Namche Bazar which is about 7 hours of trekking. From there you will trek to Lukla and from there you can fly to Kathmandu. After reaching Kathmandu you will have a final departure.
The Everest Base Camp short trek starts from the flight to Lukla airport from Kathmandu. Trek up to Phakding and to Namche Bazar. Where we will be greeted by many local Sherpa’s with their unique culture. The chance to view the mountain vistas will take your breath away for some time. We then head towards Thyangboche Monastery. The monastery is on a top ridge with a fantastic 360-degree landscape, definitely a captivating one, and the panoramic view of Everest.
After, we will move toward Imja Khola and the village of Pangboche and Pheriche. Similarly, during this Trek, we will be capturing all the places in the vicinity, from Dudh Koshi to the whole Khumbu valley. The amazing lifestyle, delicious food, and the culture there will make your short trek remarkable.
This trekking is feasible for the entire 12 months. However, due to the climate and the weather conditions, we recommend doing it from the start of March to mid-May and then again from the beginning of September to mid-November. During the winter months, snowfall may cause difficulty in traveling. On the other hand, summers are wet, and the extraordinary peaks are frequently lost in the clouds.
Above the Himalaya brings you the short Trek to Everest Base Camp with unlimited fun, enjoyable memories, and a remarkable trip. With professional guides and porters, we ensure you the best trip of your life.
Everest base camp short trek starts with an exciting flight from Kathmandu to Tenzing Hillary airport at Lukla. After, we trek to Phakding and Namche Bazar. Where we will be greeted by many local Sherpa’s with their unique culture. We then head towards Thyangboche Monastery. The monastery is on a top ridge with a fantastic 360-degree landscape, definitely a captivating one, and the panoramic view of Everest. After, we will move toward Imja Khola and the village of Pangboche and Pheriche. Similarly, during this Trek, we will be capturing all the places in the vicinity. from Dudh Koshi to the whole Khumbu valley. The fantastic lifestyle, delicious food, and the culture there will make your trek remarkable.
Far from the crowded city, this trek will let you experience the most beautiful time of your life. Nature itself with lots of flora and fauna, glaciers, mountains view. Friendly people with a distinct culture and ethnicity, monasteries, etc. are the critical factor of this trek. Above the Himalaya brings you the Everest Base Camp short 7 days trek with unlimited fun. Enjoyable memories, and a remarkable trip. With professional guides and porters, we ensure you the best trip of your life.
The cost of trekking in Nepal has been greatly affected by the recent political upheaval in Nepal, and the current Government has implemented many new taxes and costs to ensure that people working in the hospitality industry, such as hotels, guest houses, restaurants, and tourism are paid fair and equitable wages. Daily needed things prices to hike up, meals and rooms cost in trek increased seasonally, as in the rest of the world, fuel costs have been increasing on a regular basis and due to a severe shortage in Nepal prices vary from day to day.
However, even though we at Above Himalaya Trekking have been affected by these factors, we continue to offer the best services to our customers at a nominal cost. the cost of our standard package for the trek full board package from arrival to departure is USD 1990 per person. in the group 1 guide and 1 porter on 2 people basis, in a big group we can have some cost-sharing and can be the little cheaper basis, if we need to run the trek for just 1 person there is 1 guide who will help to carry the bag and this will make your trek cost down.
This trek itinerary is designed especially for those who have limited time and want to be at the top of Kalapathar and wanted to see Everest base camp. the itinerary is quite tight so you need to be fit and able to walk 7 hours most of the days. if you have a longer time you can choose our other easier packages. There are different options you can take depending on the itinerary and how much time you have. Think about this first you are planning to step in and choose which of our packages is good for you.
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Trip Duration
07 Days
Destination
Nepal
Group Size
2 to 12 person
Accomodation
local guest house
Maximum Altitude
5545m
Trip Difficulty
Difficult
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Enjoy Himalayan scenery with the help of Nepal’s best guides with Government license holders and got training in first-aid, our Trip Leaders, know where you’ll find the best photos, most fascinating wildlife, and the best stream crossings.
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We are in business for 14 years since 2007. Our first priority is safety first. We will follow the Covid 19 guidelines for all our bookings. Our trek leaders and Sherpa are vaccinated. We will run a tailor-made holiday and give you the flexibility to change your travel plan.
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